Napco Security Technologies GEMC-FW-128KT Fire Panel 128pt

Product Description

The NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES GEMC-FW-128KT is a conventional fire alarm control panel rated for up to 128 points of protection. It supports a 7-amp power supply, a full-function keypad (FKP), and a fully supervised loop controller (FSLC), making it a capable platform for mid-size fire detection and notification systems. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage electricians install this panel in commercial and light-industrial environments where conventional zone-based detection is specified. The integrated power supply and supervised loop architecture reduce external component count and simplify commissioning.

This panel is suited for conventional fire alarm installations in commercial buildings, schools, warehouses, and similar occupancies that require a multi-zone, addressable-ready detection backbone. The 128-point capacity accommodates a wide range of detector, pull station, and notification appliance circuit configurations within a single enclosure. It is designed for projects where a conventional topology is preferred or code-required over addressable systems.

Key Features

• 128-point capacity supports large-scale conventional zone layouts in a single panel
• 7-amp onboard power supply reduces need for supplemental power hardware
• Full-function keypad (FKP) included for on-panel programming and status display
• Fully supervised loop controller (FSLC) monitors circuit integrity for open and short conditions
• Conventional fire panel architecture for straightforward zone-based wiring and troubleshooting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style conventional fire alarm control panel for use in commercial fire detection systems requiring up to 128 supervised zones.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all AC power and battery backup before servicing or wiring the panel. All field wiring connections, zone supervision, and notification appliance circuits must be verified for continuity and proper end-of-line resistor placement before commissioning. Do not energize the panel until all wiring has been inspected and approved by the authority having jurisdiction.